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Results: Differences General ✘Neuritis✘Traumatic neuritis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —29%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —47%
polyneuropathy 92% —
pain in the wound — 46%
chilliness with sweating 90% —
dislocation — 45%
strong chilliness 90% —
wound — 44%
chilly limbs 85% —
body is wadded — 43%
numbness of the hands 83% —
muscle damage — 42%
alcoholic polyneuropathy 81% —
numbness of the skin — 40%
herpes on the face 76% —
bone fracture — 39%
feeling of cold in the hands 76% —
pain throughout the body — 39%
aching hand pain 75% —
hypoalgesia — 38%
botulism 75% —
the feeling of a wound — 37%
sweating limbs 73% —
numbness with pain — 36%
feeling of cold in the extremities 71% —
pain after a fracture — 35%
aching foot pain 67% —
frequent fractures — 35%
sensations in the hands 66% —
traumatic neuritis 69% 100%
pain from herpes 66% —
conservative — 29%
numbness of fingers 65% —
traumatic illness — 28%
periodic illness 65% —
onset of illness — 24%
viral otitis media 64% —
nerve damage 49% 72%
aching pain in the extremities 64% —
lowered — 22%
paresis of the foot 64% —
increased — 22%
cold sweating 63% —
trauma 36% 52%
numbness of the hands 62% —
weakness in the wrists 62% —
acute otitis 62% —
sweating is increased 61% —
weakness in the foot 60% —
head skin sweating 59% —
pulling pains in the legs 59% —
ear injuries 59% —
cold extremities 59% —
herpes zoster 59% —
periodic paralysis 58% —
neuritis of the facial nerve 58% —
cold wrists 58% —
chilly 57% —
asleep leg muscle pain 57% —
consequences of herpes 57% —
acute otitis 57% —
anesthesia 57% —
otitis media 57% —
sweating with weakness 56% —
forearm pain 56% —
sweats from pain 55% —
uremia 55% —
pain in the lower extremities 55% —
decreased skin sensitivity 54% —
cold sweat 53% —
periodic weakness 53% —
paresis of legs 53% —
otitis 53% —
weakness in the leg muscles 53% —
consequences of a viral infection 53% —
neck pain 52% —
insensitivity to pain 52% —
pain in the wrists 51% —
pain in the foot 50% —
cold skin 49% —
muscle atrophy 49% —
weakness in the legs 49% —
neurogenic pain 49% —
neurological pain 81% 30%
weakness in the extremities 49% —
neurological disorders 87% 36%
severe exhaustion 49% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 49% —
facial pain 49% —
limbs pain 48% —
sensations in the extremities 47% —
acute injury 46% —
ARVI 46% —
herpes 45% —
sensations in the legs 43% —
exhaustion after illness 43% —
pain in the legs 43% —
muscle pain 43% —
general weakness 43% —
aching 41% —
rapid weight loss 41% —
loss body weight 41% —
diabetes mellitus 41% —
feeling of bruising 40% —
exhaustion 40% —
acute pain 38% —
intoxication 38% —
drug disease 37% —
consequences of infection 37% —
patient's condition 35% —
paresis 75% 40%
muscle weakness 71% 38%
skin anesthesia 59% 27%
weakness after illness 56% 26%
neuritis 98% 70%
neuralgia 96% 69%
pain after injury 55% 36%
history of surgery 47% 31%
paralysis 44% 29%
consequences of injuries 40% 26%
skin problems 36% 23%
consequences of taking medications 35% 23%
inflammation 61% 50%

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